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A refined approach to ageing beyond the face

While facial treatments are often prioritised, the hands and body are equally revealing of age, sun exposure, and skin health. Over time, these areas may develop pigmentation, thinning skin, laxity, and volume loss—resulting in a less youthful, uneven appearance.

Hand and body rejuvenation focuses on restoring skin quality, structure, and vitality using a combination of advanced, evidence-based treatments tailored to each area.

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What concerns can be treated?

• Thinning, crepey skin

• Volume loss (particularly in the hands)

• Pigmentation and sun damage

• Fine lines and textural irregularities

• Skin laxity and loss of firmness

• Dull, dehydrated skin

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What to expect

• Most treatments are minimally invasive with little to no downtime

• A series of treatments may be recommended for optimal results

• Results are typically progressive and natural-looking, not overdone

 

Our philosophy

We focus on subtle, medically guided rejuvenation—restoring what has been lost while preserving natural anatomy and movement. The aim is not transformation, but refinement and confidence through healthy, revitalised skin.

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Our treatment modalities

 

Skin resurfacing & brightening

Chemical peels are used to gently exfoliate and renew the skin, improving:

• Pigmentation and uneven tone

• Surface texture and clarity

• Overall brightness and radiance

 

Volume restoration

Dermal fillers (hyaluronic acid-based) are particularly effective for:

• Rejuvenating ageing hands

• Reducing the visibility of veins and tendons

• Restoring a smoother, fuller appearance

 

Collagen stimulation

Biostimulatory injectables such as:

• Sculptra

• Radiesse

• Profhilo

work by stimulating your body’s natural collagen production, leading to:

• Improved firmness and elasticity

• Gradual skin thickening

• Long-term structural support

 

Regenerative therapies

Advanced regenerative options such as Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and exosome-based treatments support:

• Cellular repair and regeneration

• Improved skin quality and healing

• Enhanced glow and texture

 

Note (evidence clarity):

• PRP is supported by a growing body of clinical literature in dermatology and regenerative medicine

• Exosome therapies are an emerging field with promising early data, though long-term standardised evidence is still evolving